Plants need stems to survive. They provide structural support and connect the roots to the leaves and flowers, making it possible to bring water,...

Local stakeholders wait with bated breath as the June 30th deadline for the MTA to close on purchasing 40 acres of the closed Lawrence...

Driving to work in the morning, we may brace ourselves for the pothole that, day-after-day, violently shakes our car as we drive over it....

After the record-breaking flood of last August, an heirloom of our community fell to ruins and has yet to reconnect with the scenic roads...

Beaches and rivers are signature settings of a fun Long Island summer and one of its most attractive features. Water is always within a...

When we feel achy, nauseous and dizzy, we know something is wrong. We might visit the doctor, take cold medicine or cancel plans in...

When 11 Stony Brook students’ visas were terminated early this month, a state of uncertainty descended on the school and community. Immigration and Customs...

Battery energy storage systems have been ever-present in the minds of community members. The systems, how they operate and what danger they pose are...

One in 36 children aged eight in the U.S. were diagnosed with the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), according to the Centers for Disease Control...

In last week’s issue, two local hikers walked from Robert Moses to Montauk. Garbage littered their path throughout the journey: a jarring contradiction to...